Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-09

oe3ye toOON1 SSUSCu1CutS es ses - p~~ss~ q the indusuia! progress made in your section, to show the good example set in retaining land and building up the in- dustrial resources of the territory.
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 sews. norGs AnD coMMEmTs.
 Meseuy 90 degrees below zero in Nootano.
 A var s imminent among different tzibss q the Indian Territory.
 It is stated that Father McGlynn de- sires to be reinstated again in the Cath ole church.
 The largest psohi5itofy vote ever cast ia Massachusetts vas Is.s74 in Is76. and Last year it vas s.s5I.
 The board of trustees of the Alabama unworthy for coloed people unani' mousiy voted to locate the institution in Montgomery.
 The Philadelphia Call says that all that is necessary in order to witness the eclipse is . p,eoe of smoked glass and . ticket to Japan.
 The psesident oi . fat mans club m Hudsoo ceanty. New Jersey, weighs 4ar pounds, and the committee of reception IA,ol6 poundA
 Manuel Baniene and wife, of Mata- moeaa Mexico, recently celebrated the eighhesh anniversary of their wedding The husband is ios and the wife e6. The campaign in New York state IS developing the fact that political lisers- sure eo the tariff is being called for by the people to an exsent never known b,' 6oee.
 About half the work of retaining the Poomac Hats has been completed, and ,7s acres have been evolved for tfe splsndid new park that the flats are to furnish.
 General Sherman says that for $s5.- ooo. 600, to be expended on harbor for'i' 6eations in New York, he will engage to pus the city in . position tedefy the iron. clads of the world.
 The Italian residents ot Philadelphia havs decided to give an ensefta'nment oa the lsth of October each year until loos to raise funds for erection oi a aasue of Columbua
 4 De Moines parson. asking ooe o' his parishieners in high standing why be didn't 70 to church the Sunday before, he replied that ''he did go and stayed 'e the end ei the fifth inning
 The governor of Moutana territory. if | his annual repost, states that . conserva dss estimate of the yield of the mines ir eold, silver, lead and copper for the veal | is Sad. .ooo,o 900.
 The tonnage moved by all the rail- soads ,u 1886 equaled 4Sa. .ooo, 900; it IS estimated that the tonnage this year will equal s4s.ooe.ooo tons, a comparative increase o( 63. 3.ooo, 900.
 A shark weighing nearly two tons arc measuring eighteen feet in length va eaptured in San Francisco bay few day ago by an Italian fisherman wnh . net | It vas killed only after . hard hght
 Governor Waterman intends, like Gov esnor Ssoneman did, to make the man aeement of the state prisons nonpartisan San Quentin will be oficered by Repub | leans, the branch prison st Folsom b, democrats
 C. G Francklyn. ex-manager of th ! Cunard steamship line. has been jailed Il | New York, his bail being placed at th enormous sum of $soo.eoo. Isis claime' | be embezzled money belonging to th ! Cunard company.
 The Albany Evening Journal has in trodueed . typesetsing machine into it
 od6ee. by which fully one-aAlf of the maj
 ter on the paper is set It is said th' the machine will do even better upo book type than newspaper type. | Alezander H. Stuart, of Virginis he only surviving member of Presiden Fillmoee's cabinet, vas in New York rs gently to attend the annual meeting ( tbe trustees of the Peabody fund. He
 nearly eighty years old, and althoug
 somevhat bent he manages to gs around very well by the aid of a stick. The Chicago Times has been sold | \ . syndicate, of which the chief member , ! ae Clinton A Snowden. for many year , | edieos of the Times under Storey, an lanes G. West, business manager of a , | evening publication. It is understoo thas Nr, Snowden will be editor-in-chie
 ssuissed by Joseph R. Bunlay. as man
 agins editor.
 I A washingtoo special to the Sun say President Clevelands cabinet will be rs eass the latter part oi this month. Lama
 vin 70 to the supssms bench. and Pest